Are you sure it is fully seated on the base? There is a "tamper" switch which is (supposed to be) depressed when the CO detector is fully rotated onto the base. There is a "hump" you have to get over to reach the point which depresses the switch.
The detector gets all kind of huffy when the switch is not pressed, and uses a lot of battery power to express it's displeasure.
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sevensiamesecats
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The detector gets all kind of huffy when the switch is not pressed, and uses a lot of battery power to express it's displeasure.
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